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  1. #13
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    I reckon Zaino is cheaper than Zymol. You only need the Z2 and ZFX. The only troublesome part is that your car has to be uber clean of everything, including previous waxes and polishes.
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  2. #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng
    I reckon Zaino is cheaper than Zymol. You only need the Z2 and ZFX. The only troublesome part is that your car has to be uber clean of everything, including previous waxes and polishes.
    total agree, in Zaino's website it said use dishwash detergent to firstly wash your car to remove excessive waxes and dirts...

    well, to get the best result out of the Zaino,, or any other products is to follow the product flow instructions ...

    think they have a new one called Z8... very confusing...

  3. #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by albii
    where did you get that swissol is 4 times the price from.....swissol onyx wax $105... zymol japon wax $110.......
    I'm exagerating dude, I remember Zymol polish was around $40 for a bottle, never bought zymol wax, I only use the Detailer now anyways, getting lazy.

    My mate get the Saphire.

  4. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by jamchen
    total agree, in Zaino's website it said use dishwash detergent to firstly wash your car to remove excessive waxes and dirts...

    well, to get the best result out of the Zaino,, or any other products is to follow the product flow instructions ...
    dishwashing detergent??????? sounds bodgie to me....no way man..zymol and swissol have specialist products to strip excessive waxes and impurities..

  5. #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by BLKek
    I'm exagerating dude, I remember Zymol polish was around $40 for a bottle, never bought zymol wax, I only use the Detailer now anyways, getting lazy.

    My mate get the Saphire.
    cool i have the polishes also..liquid auto and creme auto polish

  6. #18
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    So what particular products from Zymol do you recommend and where can I grab or order these stuff??

    Cos my black Euro is getting harder and harder to maintain it's shine, now that I've had to for around 1.5 years.


  7. #19
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slugoid
    So what particular products from Zymol do you recommend and where can I grab or order these stuff??

    Cos my black Euro is getting harder and harder to maintain it's shine, now that I've had to for around 1.5 years.
    Actually, for older cars, the shine is lesss not because your wax is not good enough. It's because the surface has contamination from the environment that an optical barrier between you and the paint is developed.

    I recommend you wash, clay, use paint cleaner, polish and then wax in order to restore the original "brand new" look. It won't be easy, you'll develop huge arm muscles.
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  8. #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slugoid
    So what particular products from Zymol do you recommend and where can I grab or order these stuff??

    Cos my black Euro is getting harder and harder to maintain it's shine, now that I've had to for around 1.5 years.
    problem is there is no quick fix.........yes as aaronng said you need to do the full strip clay polish then wax treatment.......if you dont wash and wax on a regular occasion then it is very hard...but if you wash once a week and wax once a month your paint will stay fantastic looking

  9. #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng
    Actually, for older cars, the shine is lesss not because your wax is not good enough. It's because the surface has contamination from the environment that an optical barrier between you and the paint is developed.
    yes and no....the only reason you have contamination is because a: your wax is not good enough or b: you dont wax enough to create a barrier against harmful contaminants.....thing is ,when a bird shits on my car it doesn't leave s stain and it washes off easy...

  10. #22
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    The contamination I'm talking about is like brake dust and tiny particles from the road (smaller than a grain-sized sand). Stuff that actually is hard enough to actually penetrate the wax layer through brute force.

    I agree, if you have a good wax, bird shit just washes off easily!
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  11. #23
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    So other part of the question, where can I get order some Zymol stuff??


  12. #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slugoid
    So other part of the question, where can I get order some Zymol stuff??
    for you autobarn at chadstone shopping centre stock it...

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